St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-11

such as had used it, making inquiry
as to the state of their health, with
view of advising further.
What was their surprise to learn
from all of them, thousands in num-
Der, except such as had removed their
residence, that in every case where
used according to directions the cures
made by the great remedy had re-
manned permanent.
Cheerful renewals of their state
ments were made, which disclosed the
remarkable showing which no other
similar remedy has ever shown-that
the cures were those of chronic cases
OF long standing cases where
clutches and canes had been used.
what is more remarkable still, the
cures were prompt and positive with
out the recurrence of pain or discom-
fort in lapse of years as long as its
own existence and after the disease
had ravaged as long as thirty years.
AS specimen of cheerful response,
wherein these points are fully SET
forth, we give the following:
Mr.. d. NJ. Rearick, of Constantine.
Mich, writes Feb IS, 1887, as follows:
1T gives me much pleasure to sub
stantiate what 1 said five years ago in
regard to your great remedy.
Il had been troubled with rbeuma-
tism, or rather pain in my back, for
about thirty gears, so much so that I
was confined to my bed two or three
weeks at time.
Tried most every remedy. most
every plaster that l could get in a
drug store, but no relief from them:
but about five years ago bought one
and half bottles of St. Jacobs Oil
and made fourteen applications, but
would say here that l gave it thorough
rubbings according to directions.
Il can say without hesitation that
it has done for me all that you claim
for the oil
Il am happy to inform you that
have been well and healthy man the
past five years; have done all kinds
of work, and can lift as much as ever
could.
Haven't been lame with nv back
one day in the space of five years, and
would say to all that have like trouble.
give st. Jacobs Oil fair trial and
know you will find relief from same"
Something more remarkable is the
following: Just imagine any one of
the little cripples seen on the street
taken up and magically cured, so
that he throws away his crutch and
goes to work, and the case will he
appreciated. But to the facts:
81 Jany. II, 1883, Messrs. George
"a G. Osgood & Co., druggists
~ Lowell, Mass, write: ''Mr. Lewis
AN Dennis, No. 1876 Moody St.
N desires to recommend St.
" " Jacobs Oil to any afflicted
- y with rheumatism, as he has
W. Y obtained benefit by using
N it, but he desires espec-
" tally to say:
" "Orin Robinson, of
" Granville, Mass, bow
u of - years, came to
his house IN tie sum
nler OF 1881, walking
| upon crutches.
His left leg
having been bent
at the knee for over two
months, and could not be bent back
He could not walk upon it.
MIR. Dennis had some st. Jacobs
Oil in the house and gave it to him to
rub on his knee. In six days he had
no use for his crutches, and went
home well without them and has been
well since St. Jacobs Oil cured him."
The case from January II, 1888, to
July 8, 1887, stood thus: A confirmed
cripple on crutches-knee bentley
useless. Cured by ST. Jacobs Oil
Was the cure permanent? Inquiry
was made on this point of Osgood &
Co., June IS, 1887. After an interval
of four years, it will be seen what is
the condition of the poor cripple.
They reply as follows, July 8, 1887:
"Mr. Lewis Dennis has just called
upOn me and informs me.